But Star Wars is a franchise built around epic narratives, and this time Battlefront II also has a single-player campaign. There are more characters, more environments, a better load-out system, and countless other tweaks and tricks designed to expand upon the bare-bones original. Three different gaming studios collaborated in an attempt to address all of the weaknesses of the original game. Expansion packs brought new locations like Cloud City and the Death Star to the mix, but it was still a multiplayer game, and with the basic mechanics not necessarily in-line with other top-tier shooters, it simply didn’t age well.Īll of which brings us to the massive effort that is Star Wars Battlefront II. The only problem was that once that initial thrill of playing on Hoth subsided Battlefront felt a little wanting. For a film franchise that was relaunching itself on a global scale, Battlefront was the perfect, shiny gaming companion, reminding audiences at every turn why they like Star Wars in the first place. Players were able to take part in multiplayer battles on planets like Hoth and Tatooine, brought to life with by the team at EA DICE with an as-of-then unprecedented level of realism and detail. Of course, this plan might change by the time most upgrade their Windows 10 PC because Windows 11 is still in development.When Star Wars Battlefront came out in 2015, the focus was on the way it re-created key moments from the original movie franchise.
If you’re not currently running the Windows 11 Insider Preview, you don’t have to worry: Microsoft is planning to include the update estimate feature in the retail launch of Windows 11 this fall. RELATED: Windows 11: What's New In Microsoft's New OS What If I’m Not an Insider? Microsoft appears to only be rolling it out for a subset of Insiders on the Dev channel, possibly for A/B testing purposes. If you are running the Windows 11 Insider Preview right now, you might not see the estimate yet. It’s likely that the update estimate time will become more accurate as Microsoft refines the feature before the full launch of Windows 11 this fall.
As detailed by Microsoft in its Windows 11 Insider blog post, those spots include the Windows Update Settings page, the Windows Update icon in the taskbar, in the power button menu in Start, and in restart notifications.Īt the time of writing, Windows Insiders are reporting on Reddit in several threads that the Windows 11 update estimate always says “5 minutes” even though updates are taking as long as two hours in some cases. When this feature fully rolls out for Insiders, if you’re running Windows 11, you’ll see an estimate of the time it will take to install a firmware update in several locations.
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